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Systematics of Advanced Capital Market Models based on Empirical Research

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The complex blue prints of ODE and PDE based capital market models remain closed to systematic review. Particularly, when some authors of mathematical models can not or may not offer explicit solutions. Artificially generated 'cloned' courses can demonstrate the impact of various types of stochastic volatility in these cases. The Black and Scholes formula has the disadvantage that its key variable, the (future) volatility. is not known. In fact, what is known is that the volatility is volatile itself and the assumption of a stable volatility is violated. The socalled advanced models try to model the stochastic volatility. However, this still implies assumptions how a particular volatility may (or may not) develope until a given point of time. An analysis of key indexes shows stochastic properties difficult to cover in mathematical models yet being still interesting.

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  • Gerhard Schroeder, 2005. "Systematics of Advanced Capital Market Models based on Empirical Research," International Finance 0512003, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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    • F4 - International Economics - - Macroeconomic Aspects of International Trade and Finance

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